Single sign-on (SSO) is an authentication method that enables users to securely authenticate with multiple applications and websites by using just one set of credentials.

This article walks you through setting up an SSO with Azure.

Step 1: Visit My Account page and click on Single Sign-On tab

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Step 2: Add your domain to the verification screen
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Step 3: Add the required DNS record to your DNS provider. Once added click 'Verify Now'.

Step 4: Go to 'Enterprise Applications' in the Azure Active Directory dashboard at https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/StartboardApplicationsMenuBlade/~/AppAppsPreview

Step 5: Click the 'New Application' button

Step 6: Click the 'Create your own application' button, choose the 'Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery (Non-gallery)' option and click 'Create'

Step 7: Click the Single Sign-On Button

Step 8: Choose SAML

Step 9: Copy the following fields into the RSVPify SSO configuration modal

Step 10: Click “Continue” in the RSVPify modal to move to the next step

​Step 11: Click the “Edit” button in the 2nd step

Step 12: Copy the following from RSVPify:

Click Save after doing this.
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Step 13: Add a mapping for the name and the email. Click “Edit” to do this.

Step 14: Click “Add new claim”

Step 15: Set the name field to “name” and map it to the given name like in the example below. Click “Save.”

Step 16: Repeat the previous step, but this time set the name field to “email” and map it to the email address like in the example below. Save.

Step 17: Go back to RSVPify and enable the SSO.

Step 18: Add the users who should be able to use the single sign-on to the list of permitted users in Azure.